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May 10, 2010

WOMEN BUSY NURTURING OTHERS FORGET TO NURTURE THEMSELVES

DEAR ABBY: This is the time of year we think not only about
our mothers, but all the women who have helped to shape our
lives. But as they focus on work, family and home, many of
them tend to neglect themselves and their health.

That's why the U.S. Food and Drug Administration Office of
Women's Health and the Federal Citizen Information Center
would like to help women to take time to care for themselves
by offering them our free Health Information Kit.

With topics like managing medicines, avoiding health scams,
practicing food safety and, of course, taking care of the
entire family, the advice and tips in this kit are a source
of wisdom for women to use and share with one another.

Abby, thank you for letting your readers know about our free
Health Information Kits and for reminding women that as
they're caring for others, they need to take care of them-
selves.
-- MARSHA HENDERSON,
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER FOR
WOMEN'S HEALTH (ACTING), FDA

DEAR MARSHA: I'm pleased to spread the word. The fact sheet
on food safety you're offering is particularly important,
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taken it for the flu. Your fact sheet on antibiotic resis-
tance is also useful because overuse of antibiotics in this
country has made it increasingly difficult to treat some
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And readers, did you know that we all can play an important
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DEAR ABBY: I recently took my daughter to an "open house"
at our local college. My daughter refuses to ask questions,
so I started asking about credit hours, finances, scholar-
ships, etc.

A few people were not happy that I was there. I was told
that I was what they referred to as a "hovering" parent and
I needed to let her attend the open house on her own. I
told them -- very politely -- that because I was paying for
her education, I wanted to know what I was getting for my
money. I told them if I was going to buy her a car, I feel
I'd have the right to test drive it first to make sure it
was worth the money.

Should I have left her there on her own and hoped everything
turned out OK? I know kids need to grow up and make their
own mistakes, but if they do it with my money, they won't
learn because it would cost them nothing. Do you think I was
out of line?
-- QUESTIONING DAD IN ARIZONA

DEAR DAD: I don't think so. It's not unusual for parents to
take their sons and daughters to look at prospective colleges
-- and the questions adults would ask might not be the same
ones their teen might think of. However, if the individuals
who suggested that you were "hovering" were employees of the
college, it's possible you did go overboard, and it's time to
begin encouraging your daughter to be less of a shrinking
violet. Being so shy that she's unable to ask questions is a
handicap in a competitive academic setting.



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